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Why did Great Britain join the triple entente?
Great Britain had the biggest empire and the Germans were jealous and they wanted some of the land so when Germany were building up their navy Great Britain got worried that they were gonna come and take their land so they joined the triple entente because then he had backup if that did happen.
What were the two major alliances in Europe in the years leading up to world war 1?
There were the Central Powers and the Triple Entente, later called the allies.
Which countries where in World War 1 and why?
The countries involved in world war one were Britain, France, Russia, Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy... these were split into the alliance system. Germany, Italy and Austria-Hungry made up the Triple Alliance and Britain, Russia, and France made the Triple Entente. This ensured that should one country fall into war the others would help. So when the heir to the Austria-Hungry throne is killed by a Serbian the others are automatically forced to help defend the countries. other reasons for the war were that Kaiser Wilhelm the King of Germany was extremely unstable and was jealous of Britains Empire he wanted to start a war.
What are 2 long term causes of world war 1?
One of the long Term causes was the Alliance system, The Triple Alliance and the Triple Entente In the Triple Entente was - England, Russia and France. In the Triple Alliance was - Germany, Austira-Hungary and Italy. The alliances meant that the countries agreed that when one of them was in trouble the other two countries had to help out, no matter how small trouble was. By having this alliance it meant that countries were getting involved where they didn't need to be and so the Alliances grew between countries and soon it was just too much effort to not have a war so a war was started. Another few causes were Nationalism, where countries were basically just showing off and saying my country is better than yours. As well as Imperialism. However Militarism I think is another larger reason for the start of WW1. (This reason kind of includes Imperialism. England and Germany were two very proud countries who both thought they were better than each other and had almost a constant battle between themselves over who had the biggest empire and who had the biggest army, they wouldn't really fight over it but would be constantly trying to get more men into their armies and own more land, so when the chance to gain alliances came up both countries jumped at the chance as it meant a larger army. Plus more weapons and sort of a bigger empire - even though it was just alliances. So both countries quickly made the alliances. I hope this has helped answer your questions, sorry if anything is spelled wrong or I have missed out a detail, I am only 13.
How many countries made up of Latin America in 1939?
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